Lawmakers have voted to make California the first state to completely ban four chemicals from processed food and drinks sold ...
(AP) — California lawmakers are working through ... when it comes to food safety,” Gabriel said. “This bill will not ban any foods or products — it simply will require food companies ...
The so-called “Skittles Ban” is no more, but earlier this week the California legislature passed a novel ... candies, marshmallows, and processed foods. They are added to food for texture and ...
From housing affordability to fentanyl to mental health and more, California lawmakers debated hundreds of bills this ...
The use of these chemicals has already been banned in the 27 nations in the European Union (EU) as well as many other ...
California is poised to become the first state in the US to ban four chemicals added to processed food ... “This bill will not ban any foods or products—it simply will require food companies ...
California’s Senate Bill 447, also known as the BRIDGE Project ... the number of states subject to California’s ban was an unprecedented 26, preventing state workers — including university ...
The chemicals - red dye no. 3, potassium bromate, brominated vegetable oil and propyl paraben - are still used in popular ...
California lawmakers are working through ... the world when it comes to food safety," Gabriel said. "This bill will not ban any foods or products - it simply will require food companies to make ...
A bill to ban four food-related chemicals including red dyes advanced in California’s state Senate ... “This bill will not ban any foods or products—it simply will require food companies ...
California lawmakers are working through ... the world when it comes to food safety," Gabriel said. "This bill will not ban any foods or products - it simply will require food companies to make ...
(NEW YORK) — California is making history with a first-of-its-kind bill to ban four harmful chemicals from candy, cereals, salad dressings and other processed foods, legislation that will soon hit Gov ...
